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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
7
A damaged ad-like passage touts Warner’s Kidney Cure as a universal remedy. It markets “safety pills” and claims to cure kidney issues and other ailments with various peculiar formulations, urging readers to try the tonic and warning with dubious testimonials.
A local alderman recalls suffering from Bright’s disease and credits Warner’s Safe Cure with a full recovery after doctors doubted the outcome. The testimonial claims dramatic relief from kidney liver and bladder symptoms and urges readers to obtain the remedy via a Rochester New York supplier.
Clemens expresses strong interest in backing Campbell, focusing on Crawford and Cherville counties. He notes miners may influence votes and recalls Campbell’s stance, urging turnout in the Thint district while downplaying district divisions.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a debated schedule and a claimant statement. It mentions a person named Jandy time or totsen and references Satte-Stan Powiter as a counterpart. Details are garbled and uncertain about duties or outcomes.
President Roosevelt spoke at a grand lodge ceremony honoring George Washington’s Masonic journey. He praised Masonry’s ideals, urged civic duty, and urged members to live by virtue, equality of opportunity, and service to the country. The event drew delegates from Pennsylvania lodges and featured formal speeches in a temple setting.
An advertised remedy claims to rapidly heal catarrh affecting nasal passages stomach and other internal organs. Marketed as Catarrh Tablets containing Hydrastis and related ingredients, the text asserts it clears head and throat and supports overall digestive comfort, with claims of gentle mildness and safety.
Senor Don Enutio de Ojeda, Spanish envoy to Washington, claims strong demand in Spain for American capital and enterprise and says resentment against the United States has died out. He urges industrial leaders to focus investments on Spain and to overcome obstacles. The piece includes broader reflections on moral duty and cooperation, and notes President Roosevelt’s White House arrival and related travel details.
The Commission quietly bought a small amount of rice on the Manila coast to avert price spikes. Officials say the stockpiling keeps local market prices stable and prevents speculative maneuvers that could raise costs for consumers.
In New York, plasterers end a citywide strike after an agreement between committees. The settlement, reached by arbitration, calls for workers to resume duties tomorrow at union sites. Both sides pledge to accept the arbiter’s decision, preventing a broader sympathy strike of about 71,000 building trades workers.
A Japanese Buddhist sect advocates faith healing over medical treatment claiming prayer yields miracles. Originating with Fanagita Boen and Mitsu, the movement centers at Kokura with followers called the Gate of Purity. Priests tout cures through prayer, citing patient testimonies and a strict ascetic ritual, while critics warn of deceptive practices and moral concerns.
A young woman from THebmond Virginia reports improved energy and strength after using Grape-Nuts. She describes reduced fatigue, weight gain, and capacity to climb steep hills and enjoy activities with family, noting similar benefits observed by her sister in Norwalk, Connecticut.
A quotation from the New York Sun reports pentiemen expressing that such sunvestition as this sect entails a sonnet longer than the common school and the public press.
Mrs Rueger, a New York whisky salesman described as the only woman in America selling whisky, recounts her route through New England and encounters with male resistance. She stresses professionalism, earns a comfortable living, and notes she avoids confrontations with Carrie Nation by altering her routes.
A man named Ment was convicted and held in Gurene county jail. He resisted confinement, escaping only briefly and was recaptured. Deputies found a makeshift knife from a tempered cot spring and other improvised tools on him. Ment will be sent to Sing Sing or Dannemore after more proceedings. The incident led to a security inspection of the jail.
A cryptic report notes a fugitive known as Leciter among criminals, with skills to pick locks. He allegedly lurks across France and the United States, having served time here and abroad. A cord ball and a shard of material were found near a kerosene handle, suggesting a possible method of escape.
The article notes rising pistachio nut consumption due to Mediterranean immigration and green ice cream trends. It details adulteration with spinach into almond color, Greek and Armenian practices, nut sizes, and prep methods from hulled to skinned kernels, used in cakes and confections.
The text notes pistachio nuts used by various groups in stuffing fowl and dishes, mentions their expense, and suggests native growth could occur as experiments in Southern California proceed. It references Armenians and mentions confectioners and raisins alongside other foods.
A treatise on stair climbing as a form of exercise. It discusses posture, weight distribution, back strain, and mindful ascent to reduce indigestion and discomfort. It cites medical authorities recommending stairs for health benefits and describes practical technique for safer performance.
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